Complete these tasks to determine if you wish to pursue the registration process:
a) Understand Midwifery In Manitoba
Midwifery in Manitoba may be very different from the way that you are used to practising. Familiarize yourself with Manitoba’s practices to find out if Midwifery in Manitoba is right for you:
Practising Midwifery in Manitoba
College of Midwives of Manitoba Core Competencies
b) Assess Your Readiness
Use the Self-Assessment Readiness Tool (SART©). SART© will help you understand what midwives in Canada are expected to know and do. It outlines the competencies, knowledge and skills that midwives must have to be eligible to apply for registration and be ready to practise in Canada.
Self-Assessment Readiness Tool (SART©)
c) Preparation
The CMM strongly recommends that all applicants review the following resources in preparation for application, assessment and/or gap training
- College of Midwives of Manitoba Website
- Midwives Association of Manitoba
- Canadian Association of Midwives
- Association of Ontario Midwives Clinical Practice Guidelines
- The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
- Emergency Skills Workshop Manual
- Neonatal Resuscitation Textbook
- Fetal Health Surveillance Manual
- McMaster Midwifery e-Books